Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-29
MATTERS SOCIAL.
What We Have Been Doing
for the Past Six Days.
Much to Occupy the Atten-
ton Of Old and Young.
A Concert, q Carnival and q
Conjurer-A Comedian
Coming.
Oommeaesment Week - Parties - Per
sonaI Society In Olympia,
Pert Townsend and Tacoma.
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He gave me g rose.
And be said. "CaR yoa read
The Alphabet dewy eyed Flora Invented,
$50 aaintily tinted aud oharmingIy
scented
To write ever valley and mead7"
Do you think-can y be-that be
means TO pEopose5
Or Why should be give me the eloquent
ross5
For 10 IL. you know,
Loves sweet iDtaroeasOF.
And soft we're his eyes, and - teBdeTiy
beamina,
They thrilled me and stirred all my
heart into dreaming
OF Aim, she august professor.
And dreamed twas it boldll that be
meant 81 propose,
So tender his words when be gave me
the ross.
I shaH not be coy
And eoqaettish, nor shy,
when be seeks me again. Oaly
"lriflinR." you sayl
Bot / know be IL earnest and true a.
the day;
And his prayers how can deny1
For ! fseI-I am sare-that be means 10
ausA srssaae Of bliss Is the gift of
rose.
C. W. Thaysr IN June Hayp0
The past was q busy week. There
was scarcely an evening on which there
vas not something on the tapis. Il 10 q
lenR time since 80 many evening enter
sainmenta have been crowded into one
hundred and forty.four hours. Fam
looh has mystiAed bis audiences on
three different oooAsioss al the Opera
House. the milkmaids have held carni-
val at the Pavilion, and an excellent
concert has been given at tue Turn
verein Hall. Boating and sailing par
ties have started out OD nearly every
evening. and the week closed With the
mammoth picniS and excursion to
Mukilleo on the Olympian. II Is. in
deed, quite . season for merry making
PREsBYTEhAN CONCERT.
The musical entertainment al the
Turn Versin Hall on Friday was one Of
the NEST enjoyable that has taken place
In this city this season. The programme
vac not long, but every nnmber was
happily selected and, moreover, we'll
rendered. Mr.. Lobe maintained his
high reputation as q violinist, both OF
bis selections showing an execution OF
high merit. The parts for pianoforts
we're especially good and eli the Vocal
soioiaia acquitted themselves oreditably
The German Society rendered two
ohorussa Ia a capital manner. the
"Blacksmith" song receiving o partiou
larry hearty encore.
THE MILK MAIDS oAAxvAL.
The entertainment at Browns Pavil
Ton on Thursday evening proved TO bs
quite a succtssful affair. The follow
inc programme furnished a very inter
eating evenings entertainment: Ins,ru-
mental Solo, Mrs. \. Z. Burne; Duet
.Ah, Gould / Teach the Nightingale. ;
MEa. Cora Il. Barton, Miss ViFa Well
mani Trio, Those Distant Chimes,
Misses Green, Rinobart and Raelsy
QuaEtette, 'Oi Hash Thee NV Baby.
Mesdsmes A. Is. stewart. Cora Y. Bar
ton, II. l.. Bates and Miss Tillie Az
wood; Recitation, Farm Yard song '
Miss Florence Ledger; Duet. "WhV III,
Cows Came Late" Misses TilIie and
Lizzie Atwood; Solo, " be Little Maid
Milking the Gov" Miss Maggie MeKin
nsyi Drill aud Chorus, by the Milk
maids. The drill and chorus Was one
OF tie NEST interesting parts Of the en-.
teftainment, the young lAdiea Display
ing 30 little proficiency Ia their exeou
ton OF military movements. The FOL
lowing mllkmaids lent their services "a
the cause, Misses Alice Jones. Maud
Parker. Maggie Moore, Aunie RinshaYt
Nina ParhhuTst, Lizzie Ven DeventeF,
Ida Woman, Flora Giveler, Lizzie
Green, Lottie Kellogg. Rena BAelsy,
Kate Ward, Lille Franklin, Maud
Ward, Alice CLARK, Mrs. Barton, and
Misses Good, Ryther, Scott. Baelsy
and Morse.
EAMLocH.
Those who attended the performances
or tho Austrian wonder worker last
week speak very highly Of them. Ger
tainly the professor gave very interest
ing entertainment on every evening ana
hiled bis audiences with wonder hv his
mysterious methods. Some OF his tricks
were. 10 be sure. OF the old mAgisi0n's
stock in trade. but many OF them we're
novel and quite inoomprehsnaihle. The
professor was quite generous in his be-
stouAl OF Gifts, some Of those given
away being % no inoonsiderahle utility
and worth.
olMMKSoEMENr ExuRcfsEs.
This 10 commencement week for the
stadents OF the Territorial University.
Doubtless for menihs the members OF
the Senior class have BEEN eagerly look.
ing forward to 10, With anxiety, per
hsps, through desire 90 acqait them.
selves efeditably During che FL, rcises %
the oecasion, yet With pleasure that a.
last one important milestone in life has
been successfully reached. The pro
ersmme for the week bids fair 90 be
unusually interesting. Tots evening AZ
sp. IN, Rev. J n Dsnison will preach
the haccalaureate al the On "a House.
On Tuesday evening At 8 2. N Hon. W.
W. Nevlin uiil deliver an address be
fore tie Ruphronean and EFasopho--
Gnothauut socisties ~ the Methodist
Protestant Clutch. The exefrcisss OF
Comnencenenl DAY Vill be held in the
Opera House ON Thursday 81 : . "a.
Governor EReen- Semple wtll address
the graduating slsss, and the diplauiss
vii BE- conferred hy Pfoftssor q. h.
johnson. Immediately after zoe
eloss OF the exercises In the . era
House, the FIRST ann1al banquet OF the
Aiumnl Asaoeiattan Wiii De held az the
Occidantal Hotel. Altogether The wueh
will prove uae Of The uiast interesting
In the history o. the institasion.
sUccEssFuL PARTY.
Hattie and John ksllogx entertained
anunheF Of tbeir fFissas At their homo.
the Lsveta hcnse. ON Main street, last
THURSDAY evening. A most e. 1yable
tine VS. had by al present. the even
tng besnc pNssed With general eonveFsa.
ton and various games Excellent re-
fFeshmeats we're served derinR the
eveeinR. Ice rstheFiaZ broke ap a I
s'eloek. Those present SeFr. Mrs. ksl
lcgz, Mrs. WELDON, Mis- Q Ollie Mckee
Clara Biselos. Eann's Chatchlil soghis
eatheFiana. Eta WhttS aFth. R@attse,
pessa jenes, Nav Rsndolph, EnuA
Ctark, Sasis Ware, & ,taCArser ard Mat
tie kslioE1; MsssFs Casries A. Klnns.r.
Jas. W, Porter. u. q Wakstr.d. A n.
DOLE. 4 V. R'eelsW. Merits Ataus J
Z ChhbsFT, A. ~ foapS. A. Conuinc.
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ksli0gs.